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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-02-08
Opinion OF the Eolters-General Local
News.

News.
Correspondence Of the Register.
New CUMBERLAND, February The
dozen of boilers at Charleston are hold
inc views similar to q Hancock county
iurvman in Antebellum days, when he
cane from the jury room into Court and
informed theJudge that there were eleven OF
the contrariest mel up stairs he had ever
came across. The question with them
should he can they do any better by stand
ing aIoof. They may have some hope OF
electing some negative man who Will not
be displeasing to the Republican party
and IL they, the minority, may be able TO
manage to a certain extent, for that Is
about what il will lead to. Senator Cam
den cannot of course please everybody, yet
he is a positive, and from aPolitical stand
point, an aggressive man, and one that the
party cannot afford 10 lay on the shell, II
they hope TO keep the State in the Demo
cratic fold.
The ciay miners at the Clifton and Etna
works have been on 4 strike for n couple
of weeks. They have been getting twenty
cents per ton for putting ont clay and they
want twenty-five cents, which seems a
reasonable demand, since fire brick v
been advanced two or three dollars on the
thousand. Ii is reported that part OF them
have gone in again without waiting to hear
whether the increase will he granted or
not. Protection under the grand shield Of
American law don't seem to pan out very
heftily TO those who bienially vote that
way.
4 young lady was brought before the
Mayor on Tuesday evening on n charge OF
disOrderly conduct at the NJ. T. church.
The testimony was somewhat conflicting
The Mayor reserved his decision until Sat
urday.
A protracted meeting has been in pro
gress in the NJ. E church since the week
OF prayer.
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President Prices Eligibility.
To the Editor Qf Tie Register:

To The Editor Qj he Register:
MARION Co, February 3, 1887.
Is it true that George E. Price, of Min
eral county, the caucus-made President OF
the West Virginia Senate, is the attorney
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany? Is it also true that he is the attor-
ney for the West Virginia and Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
Henry G. Davis road)? l have seen it
charged several times and never denied.
Mr.. Prices champion, C. S. White, of
Romney, in his card, defending his hero,
published in the REGISTER some days
since, admitted that the latter gentleman
was the repres e~ntatiye of these giant mo-
nopOlies.
The Senate Committee on Elections
should cause an investigation of this mat
ter, and if it be true, Mr.. Price must sur
render his seat in the Legislature. Sec
ton 13 of Article 6 of the Constitution of
West Virginia provides that
mo person holding q lucrative office
under this State, the United States or any
foreign government; no member of Con-
gress; no person who is q salaried officer of
any TdllIoStu Couhpdhg, VI WIN II ShSiih,
constable or clerk of any court of record,
shall be eligible 10 a seat IN the Legislature"
The old Democrats of the Wheeling Sen
atOrial district will remember that after
the death of the late Senator A. j. flannel,
of your city, Hon. Daniel Lamb was urged
as q candidate to fill the vacancy; and they
will further recall the fact that after a
careful examination of the law, Mr.. Lamb,
on an elaborate opinion published at the
time, declined to he n candidate, because
rs the attorney for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, he wdS not eligible to a
seat in the Legislature" Since Mr.. Price
has demonstrated that he possesses such
narrow and contracted views rs does not
permit him to look beyond the circum-
Scribed limits of his own little bailiwick
and recognize the fact that West Virginia
possesses also trcIrc other districts, over
whose Representatives he presides, Demo-
Gratis should have no hesitancy in correct
ing their error by a vigorous application of
the pruning hook. LEN.
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4 Pretty Kettle of Fish.

To ne Editor u TIC Rf0IStsr.
SIR: A pretty kettle of fish. / have
looked over the list of names presented by
the boilers to the caucus of Democrats at
Charleston. That the public may know
how these things are managed in part, |
beg leave to say that nine of them are
boilers, never have been Democrats working
tremendously with the party. 1t is true
that the party, like all organizations, has
had to use unworthy instruments to accom-
plish its ends, but when boilers seek to rule
or ruin, it is time TO call q halt, take note
of our latitude and departure, and set our
ship to safe harbor of principles.
A LOCKER On.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The cattle market this week was active
and prices remained about the sameas thoss
OF last week. The hog market was active
with prices the same as those oi
last week. Messrs. Hudson & Bayha furnish
the following quotations:
Cattle-I,0 600 to LOO lbs stock SHALL
per ID. 800 to 900 lbs. 3ta9ic. per ID; 70O
to 500 lbs. 3a3}c. per lb.
Hogs-Market active Static per Id.
Lambs-Gocd at Static per lb.
Calves-Sa5c per ID.
Sheep-2ltoS!c per ID.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, February T.-Cattle-
Receipts 62T head; shipments ATS head;
market active at 25a30c higher than last
week.
Hogs-Receipts 800 head; shipments
300 head; market active; Philadelphia
s. 60a5 rs; Workers S. 40a5 so; common
and light s. 15a5 p.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
$500 head; market active at last weeks
prices.
New York.
NEW YORK, February 7.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 2,700 head, making 1850 head for
the week; market trife firmer and moder-
ately active; common to prime steers
81 20a5 80; choice and extra steers S. iOa
) 60; bulls and dry COWS s. 70a3 40.
Sheep-Receipts $3.50 head, making
63, 900 for the week; market extremely
dun; sheep 81 20a5 90 per cwt.; lambs
S. 00a6 10.
Hogs-Receipts 1880 head, making
IL, 500 for the Week; no trading In live
hogs; quoted steady at IS 30a5 60.
CHICAGO, February -Cattle-Rs-
ceipts 5000; shipments 1900; market
strong and active; shipping steers, 81 50a
) 90; stockers and feeders s. 5OaS 30;
cows bulls aud mixed 81 75a3 so; bulk
81 50a3 %; Texas steers 81 l24.
Hogs--Receipts lI,000 head; shipments
10, 200 head; market strong and higher;
rough and mixed 81 s0a5 81; packing and
shipping s. 00a5 40; light 81 7aah 10;
skips S. 50a4 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000; market strong; natives So Wai 80;
western 8 50ai 60; Texans s. 5Oa4 90;
lambs 81 25a4 45.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling.

The demand for -four il brisk and is
keeping up even with the supply. The
market is very firm. Wheat is still coming
in pretty lively and selling 1t soc
per bushel, with a fair demand at those
figures. In the feed market middlings
and bran are fair, oats are fairly
firm, corn has Improved and
hay remains quiet. Prices are as follows;
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family flour
in barrels 81 40; in sacks 81 25; niddlings
per ton Sl5 90; bran per ton l5 %; WHEAT
No. I per bushel Soc.
FEED-Corn per bush 40; new 37a'sc; oats
27a2s;baled hay per ton 81 GOal2 OO;looSr
hay IL selling for about $40 Wal2 W pei
ton
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PETROLEUM.
Titusyille.

Titusville.
TITUsyuLE, February 7.-Petroleum-
Opened at 63lc: highest Gle; lowest
62Ic; closed at 63sc.
Pittsburgh.
PTrTsBURG, February 7.-Petroleum-
Irregular and unsettled; opened at 63sc;
closed ut 63ic; highest Gle; lowest 62tc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, February 7.-Petroleum-
Opened Mt 63ie; closed at 63lc; highest
6ic; lowest 664c; clearances 2,2GO,OOO bar
rels.
New York.
New YORK. February 7.-Petroleum-
Opened firm at 63Ic, advanced to Gle,
broke to 62!c, rallied sharply, ~iluctuated
and closed steady at 635c. Sales 2,s29
barrels.
oil City.
OIL CITY. February 7.-retroleum-
Opened at 63!c; highest Gle; lowest
62ic; closed at 63bc. Sales 1,iS9, 900 har-
rcls; c~learances 4,O6s, 900 barrels; ship
ments los, GAG barrels; charters is,o7l liar
rcls.
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Pdrk,srsbUrg, Feb. 3.
Fair Play" ENtoIs the Thirty-Eight Patri-
otto Democrats.

"Ialr Ray EAtolS lhc AhiENS -Gikhh W.T.
otto Democrats.
To hr Editor Of The Register.
SIR-"The blood of the martyrs is the
seed oil the Church" There is no nobler
part in manhood than the vindicatiOn of
right, of order, and of justice. There is
an innate sense of honor and manhood and
honor which will always assert its right
to be heard, and which iSnoblest in defeat,
that defeat which mouSeS men to the justi-
fication of their " considerations and
patriotic motives. This is the true nObiii-
ty of character that wins in the n The
thirty-eight gentlemen who stand on this
firm base of rectitude will prevail i'll the
outcome, il their cause is worth preServ-
ing. lit is not worth preserving then let
its banner trail in the dust. We have
watched the progress of this conspiracy
against principle, and may hereafter
have much TO say of the personnel
of the men who are engaged in it For
the ultimate ~vindication of the party
uSageS, the vindicItion of personal man
hood, the triumph of principle, the rebuke
of savage personality, and the re-aSSertion
OF principle the way is open and clear.
Suppose Mr.. Camden is defeated by any
unhOly coalition; suppose no election Is
made and the matter is again referred to
the election of the people, what then. Ia
the latter case we renominate Mr.. Camden
to be his own successor, and VT send home
among the people thiIty-eight members oil
the present Legislature to maintain their
own integrity and manhood, and reassert
the right and justice Of their cause, rein
forced by that large body Of u people,
who, without distinction of party,
are the friends Of the man who has done so
much for the permanent prosperity of the
State. Suppose he is defeated by a coali-
ton, which shall give rs a Senator, who
has done nothing for the State, and can dc
nothing TO promote our welfare, then the
odium of giving us such incOmpetency IN
the councils of the nation and IN the lm'
provements Of the State will fall upon those
who shall have sacrificed the interests ol
both to personal purposes or mere partlzan
maliginancy. Suppose q man, every way
the equal Of Mr.. Camden, with other Pur'
poses of his own is elected, what will ouI
opponents gain by that. They do not know
and they will lose much by the chance:
of the transfer of power from section Il
another part of the State. The northwest
now by the skill, labor, and capital of Mr.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY Dry Goods
The handling and forwarding of freight'
were much improved in all directions.
New business, however, Wa much restrict.
ed, owing TO constant rain, and orders had
attention only in the more urgent cases.
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FROM GEN. PRICES DISTRICT.

aDemoerat" Says Something i'm Regard to
the Generals Action.
To Inc EdtoT Of ne RegsSbr.
MOUNDsvILLE, w. VA, February B
notice in the REGISTER of last week
n report of n meeting of the Democrats oil
Moundsyille and vicinity, held ut the
Henrietta House, where n seriesof where
aSes and resolutions were adopted con-
demning the purse of our Senator from
the Second district, b. W. Price, on his
voteu on he Senatorial question:
w also see the comments Of the Mounds
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Ladies'

Who use SOZoDONT have only to open
their lips to prove its excellence. Their
white cleaning, sDOtles teeth, and fra
grant breath will tell the story. There Is
more demand for this wholesome and I'M
objectionable preparation than for any
other dentifrice in the market
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WET To ALLIANCE AND CHICAGO.

All trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport nj ii2 p. m. 0i7 city
limc) arrive al Chicago III 60 III low NIX morning.
Traias leave Cleveland for wheeling 81 1910
p. M, arriving nj SLIP. m.
Leave Cleveland lilo p. m, arrive 81 Bridge
rDrt Al IA =. m.
X. A. FORD,
Den. Paw. and Ticket Agent, pltpburg, Pa.
JANIS MCCkkA,
General hanAxer. FltsburR. Pc.
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transfer az r. Pleasant o.. To C., II. v. & 7. Ry
for Gallipolis and Cincinnati, o.; at Athens, 70
c. IT.. V. d !. fDg Columbus and the EonhNen
and G., w. * y. fOr the Eass, and at Corning 20
7. & @. G. Ior CoiuInbus. the Northeast and
Northwest
Train leaving Charleston at LIS p. N. makes
close connection at Columbus for al points Fad,
West North and GOs;th.
Through tickets and baggage checked 10 any
point In the United States.
For further information, address or apply 10 J.
II. EarnsbaB, General EIaigrant Agent, Middle
port, o.. II Pleasant, W. Va, or Charleston. W.
Wa. TH0S X. SHARP, GcnI Manager.
GEORGE :. RRNLICH,
Gen1 Fr't and Pas. Agent.
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Leave the City al 500 a. N, and every hour to
800 q. m.
Leave Wheeling Park at 800 a. H., and every
hour 10 1000 p. N.
The Church Train willleave zach tcrminu at
l2:lO y. 20. &. HlhSCh,
Supsriuteudrnt.
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of we speak, for Marshall always piles up
her usual Republican majority, right or
wrong, and no body knows this better tnan
Hon. d. w. Price. WIN. NJ. KINcAID.
CAMERON, W. VA.
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DrTTsBURG, CINCINNATI ~. LOUIS n. Y,
j. PsD-Handle KOuiel
Time table for East and West corrected IN Jan.
n Iha5. Trains leave Pan. Handle dston. loot
~ Eleventh street. near public landing. M follows
Central STANDARD Time:
IPitu. Fast fwt Fac.
sriTioss. HIp's EIp's Exp's Erp's
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COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, February T. Cotton
Futures closed slow, at 3 and 4 points
under Saturday evening,
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and steady

RAILR0ADS-Qulet nut nrmi sales Sl,-
427, 900.
SToCKs-There was n moderate degree
Of activity in stocks, although the only
really active shares were St. Paul and
Reading outside of which there was little
interest. The opening was strong at ad-
vances over Saturdays closing
figures of to s. The market
was active in the carly dealings,
but the trading was marked by considen-
BILE feyerishness and inequality, and while
some few advances were made, \ general
heavy tone soon oyerspread the list, The
market rallied in the first hour and % n
siderable strength was shown by Richmond
and West Point, hut towards Don the
weakness was again apparent, and after
that time the entire list yielded slowly on
a continually decreasing volume Of bust
ness. Many stocks showed slight i'm
provement in the last hour, but the close
was generally weak ut or near the prices
reached. Sales, 35l, 935 shares. Quota
tons closed bid as follows:
Adams Express IA; American Express
1O9; Canada Pacific g.; Central Pacific
So; Chesapeake and Ohio 81; do preferred
frsts 15S; do seconds 10; Chicago and
Alton, 142; do preferred 1856; Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy 1873; Delaware and
Hudson, 102; Delaware, Iackawanna and
Western 1343; Denver and Rio Grande,
2l!; Erie 314; do preferred 67i; Fl Wayne,
$40; Illinois Central, 1921; Lake Shore,
go; Michigan Central SO; Minneapolis
and st. Louis, IS; do preferred, 42t;
Missouri Pacific, 1913; Northern Pacific,
26y do preferred, SIS; Chicago and North
western, 11S; do preferred, 1891; New
York Central, 1921; Oregon Tr~ansconti-
mental, 81; Pacific Mail, SCI; Panama, =;
Peoria, d. re. a3}; P~ittsburg, 151; Pull
man Palace Car, 1i3!; Reading, 3d.; Rock
Island, 1851; st. Louis and San Francisco,
d opreferred, 65i; first preferred, 1l2l;
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Minnesota ll3!;
st. Paul and Omaha 4Ss; do preferred
1O73;Texas Pacific, 224; Union Pacific, SGT;
United States Express 81, Western Union
telegram 73s.
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Cancer of the Tongue.

Ny wife, some three or four years ago. was trou-
blel With an ulcer on the side OF her tongue near
me throat The PAIN was ineeSsanL causing lass
q sleep and producing great nervous prostTakion,
accompanying thA trouble was rheumatism III
hAd passed from tho shoulders and eeniered IN the
SrStOf one hand, she almost losing the use OF H.
between the suffering OF the two, life had grown
Cumbersome. by the use OF a half dozen small
sized bottles OF SHifts Specific, she was entirely
renewed aud restored 10 health. This was thIee
years ago, and there has been no return ofthe DIS
ease. IA 4. NIDDLEBROOKS
sparta, Ca, June S lss6.
TrestlseOn BioOd and Skin Diseases malledfree.
SIW. sd ST., n, y. =
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WHKxLlNG AND pIrTssuRd DIVISION.

DENNsyLvANIA COMPANY, OPERATING
L Cleveland and Pittsburg X. K
Condensed timetable nf passenger trains COT.
recicd 10 JANUARY IA, So Contra standard
Tipna
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&. C. 81. RAILROAD.

B., c. 81. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at 3:l) p. m. for WoOdSfeld and
Summerield.
Leave Belaire at $50 p. m. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
Arrive ~ Bellaire 9:5 a. N. and 600 p. IN.
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE K. X.
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Railroads.

DALrINoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD CON.
ID pany. On and after January 20, 16s7, panen-
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Tired and DGSpOndGlt.

.g,r u,me iime my Liver had oeeu ont OF
anil / felt generally good for nothing. 1
"', induced To Try simmons Liver keguistor'
Wa r - vaS quick and thorough, and IL i'm
u ~ Iri>k ami vigorous feeling. 10 Is an eX-
pTT.y,Tt rsme,lv. -. 4. HILNND, Monroe, Iowa.
n.o,and the genuine With trade marx 4 on
.,,t NJ wrapper. Guarantee Of genuine.
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Mbeelins Reeister
Grauelers' 6uids>

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AENPLANArToN OF R~EFRREScE sDaily.
tSundGy excepted. monday excepted Wheel
ing Time. January 20 1857:
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AZ EG2 CHECKS i'm $ hours Cures in 3
- iEh ta,S. Bad eases wanted. Drug store,
Avn arm ~. Eleventh ST., Phil, Pa, anc
code
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All trains daily except Sunday.
Pulilasa's Palace Buf4 OF Hotel sleeping
Car througb silb0ut change from stcubenvilie
Eua 10 phIjadelphia and New Yot, Wed 70 %
iambus, Cincinnati, Laisvtlh, Chicago. India
natslis and 70. Louis
For through tickets, bagyage cheeks, sleeping
appiy " n q. T0MIiSgOH, Ticket Agent .
Pan. Handle station, foot 81 Eleventh ancst, %
aiCsty Ticket ochsc, under AcIure BOAs wheel
ing. JAMES MccREA,
General Manages, ftttshurL "a
4. 1. YOKD,.
.jsn1 Pas and Tsctst Asu. p"u~barL,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 3a6 Per Cent. - Governments Dull
and steady-stocks Dul-Flour Dull and
Steady-Whsst Dali.
NEW YORK, February Money on
call easy at BAG per cent, closing at 3a4
per cent; prime mercantile paper Sac per
cent; sterling exchange dull but steady at
4S5a4SS.,
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k.LY'S
ELYS
CREAM BALM
Gire, Ralit AZ oRcE
and CWrfS
COLD i'm HEAL.
Hay Fever.

Nota LigWiL, SIIt
or POlrdST. Tie,
from IaI UrI0E'
Drpgs and OH GSiU
ORDrS
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time table taking eneft January ah, D7
Passenger trains will nTn - followtNeptfsl
time:
eofEg soUTH-
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TOLEDO, o., February Wheat
Dull and steady cash and February 63c bid;
March SIC. bid; May S5Ie; June S5e; Au-
gust sole. bid. COrn-Dull; cash 3se;
May 41lc. oats-Neglected. Clover Seed
Active; cash 81 e5; March 81 50.
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On aud after Monday. November IS, lSS6, Trains
on the Wheeling X Slim Grove X. T., will run rs
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e....., ~. 4 g. "a SalF!,::.i.A~..
Amkntant gupeEtnteD9ena
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But in the rapid growth of the wealthOf
the country, and in the imprOvident eX-
pcnditure of public money, and the cou-
StruetiOn OF nnproduetive canals and roads,
and railroads, and 50 the creation Of State
debts there are ~monopolists who have got
ten possession OF much OF these State secur-
tiles ut nominal sums (say five to ten
cents on the dollar and they
wish, contrary TO all justice
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and Morrill, Sprague, Esq, for Cromwell did
not oppose the motion and it was readily grant
ed by the Court. A. W. Goddard, Esq, of
Augusta, and Thomas ii. b. Pierce. Esd, of
Dexter, appeared as counsel for the State
Much excitement prevails and opinion as to the
outcome is divided as might be expected. The
officer who has looked up the case, processes to
have abundant evidence. 1t is understood the
prisoners rely OH an aibi for a defense.
TIE DEXTER MYSTERY.
The following editorial from the Bangor
Wing sums up the matter as it stands: As the
expected hearing in the case of the men arrest
ed on the charge of having committed the bank
robbery and murder in Dexter has been post
poned until Sat. the ODD inst. there has been
no material addition to the public knowledge
upon the merits of the case since the publica-
ton of the alleged confession of young Stain
The newspapers have padded out the various
stories and gone extensively into biographical
histories of the Stains and Cromwell, but no
additional evidence of an important character
has yet been made public.
SurmIse and criticism have been busy at
work, and opinions as to the reliability of the
revelations of young Stain are sharply divid-
ed. Alleged Inconsistencies in the published
statements are pointed out by some, in answer
to which it is urged by others that the public
has had thus far only the newspaper report
ers version of Stains statement. with the in
eVltable inaccuracies of evidence given at sec
ond hand.
Those who have been most inclined to believe
that the guilty men have been secured, have
based their confidence principally upon Sheriff
MtcheIs reported declaration that there is
ample evidence forthcoming, outside of young
Stains's statement. Until the corroborating
evidence is produced it will, of course he i'm
possible to form any definite conclusion, and all
the public can do is to wait until the officers
who have planned and made the arrests pre-
sent the evidence on which they rely for con-
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10. They also reserve the right, whenever it
siaii DE deemed necessary to keep up the supply
for domestic purposes to stop the supply for hose
purposes.
IL. Water rates must he paid scmi-annually in
advance excepting for metcrcd water and water
Tor building purposes, which must be paid quar-
tery} inc rates to be due the first day of January
and July In each year, and in the case of quarterly
payments the first day of each quarter.
III, -. For an premises where the water can be
shut on without depriving other takers abate-
mcnts will be made for the whole time they are
vacant; but a charge of fifty cents will be made
for shutting off and letting on the water.
49, All such attachments will date from the time
when notice of vacancy is left at the office of the
water company, and no abatement will be made
unless such notice is given.
H. In case of violation by water-taker of any
regulation established by the company, or for non
payment of rates within thirty days after they are
due, the supply shall be cut on from the premises
IN default, and the water will not again be let on
until all cause of complaint shall have been re
moved amt dues paid, with an additional payment
of 81 for letting on the water.
CIAS. j. GILMAN, President.
ELBERr WHEELER, Treasurer.